Field Project Manager

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$86,000.00/yr – $/yr

Project Managers will be responsible for managing fire alarm, security, communications, and nurse call installation projects in commercial, educational, healthcare, and industrial facilities, positively representing the company in all client and architect/engineer interactions. The PM primary responsibility for this position will be security installation projects. This person will oversee and communicate project progression from inception to completion including design, permits, material delivery, labor schedules, and field installation.

Develops a comprehensive project plan to meet schedules and budgets. Conducts Work in Progress meetings. Understands and follows all published codes, standards, and unique project specifications. Ensures AHJ requirements and departmental/SOP procedures are followed. Convey a sense of professionalism, fairness, and concern for customers, labor and management. Coordinates change orders and drives toward overall margin improvement on every job.

• Plans, executes and controls assigned projects.
• Oversees the commissioning process to insure that it is performed in accordance with Johnson Controls standard practices.
• Resolves issues where other parties impact commissioning process.
• Facilitates escalation of product related problems.
• Secures new work and change orders from the existing customer base.
• Estimates work and presents proposals to the customer.
• Acts as a technical resource for Sales on large projects.
• Assists sales in project development efforts and performs pre-bid reviews.
• Recruits, hires and develops resources to staff the project team.
• Interfaces with the Truck Based team(s) to control manpower to proper staffing levels.
• Reviews and interprets contract Terms and Conditions.
• Coordinates the drawing layouts / detailing for proper job installation.
• Analyzes financial reporting systems and project schedules to proactively address potential problems and manage risk. Investigates solutions and establishes project recovery plans.
• Provides ongoing cost and estimate analysis reporting. Manages allocation of costs to financial reporting systems.
• Uses Johnson Controls standard tracking and reporting tools to effectively communicate project progress and financial status to management.
• Proactively investigates opportunities for improvements in the project scope that will result in value added change orders.
• Performs associated cost estimates, prepares proposals and secures customer acceptance.
• Responsible for asset management including collections, cost control, progress billings and payables.
• Oversees assigned projects for compliance with specifications, local codes and installation techniques.
• Uses negotiation skills to consistently resolve disputes.
• Manages material procurement, warehousing and logistics processes.
• Provides high quality written communications.
• Ensures project document controls are in compliance with contract requirements and Johnson Controls standards.
• Develops and maintains viable long-term relationships with customers and subcontractors.
• Attends job progress meetings as required.
• Ensures subcontractors understand expectations of the project.
• Ensures transition to appropriate Johnson Controls Truck-based team is achieved.
• Coordinates performance of owner training requirements.
• Adheres to safety standards.
• Insures that Johnson Controls team members, and subcontractors adhere to safety standards.

• Two years of Engineering or trade school training such as an engineering degree or equivalent is preferred. Installation, Service, Engineering or Commissioning experience related to HVAC controls, BAS management, Fire management, Security management, and Mechanical systems is desired.
• Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills.
• Must have the ability to communicate technical material to a non-technical audience. Able to travel.
• This will vary on project…